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Soho House secures £81m injection investment Coronavirus Nick Jones

Soho House secures £81m injection

By Restaurant

Soho House has secured a $100m (£81m) equity injection to shore up its finances across its global network of venues.

Chancellor considers VAT cut to boost economy post Coronavirus lockdown

Chancellor mulls VAT cut

By James McAllister

Rishi Sunak is reportedly considering a cut to VAT in a bid to jumpstart the UK economy following the Coronavirus lockdown.

Edinburgh's Tower Restaurant to close permanently due to Coronavirus

Edinburgh's Tower Restaurant to close permanently

By James McAllister

The Tower Restaurant, which sits atop of the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, is to remain closed permanently post-lockdown due to the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic.

Friday Five: The week's top news

Friday Five: The week's top news

By James McAllister

As the Coronavirus crisis continues to dominate the headlines, we round-up some of the main stories regarding how it has affected the hospitality industry in the past week.

Youtube personality Mikey Pearce launches plant-based burger concept Clean Kitchen Club in Brighton

Clean Kitchen Club to launch in Brighton

By James McAllister

Youtube personality Mikey Pearce is to launch a vegan burger concept in Brighton later this month, with aspirations of it becoming the 'fastest growing plant-based delivery-kitchen brand in the UK'.

D&D London sets out reopening strategy for restaurants July 4 post Coronavirus lockdown

D&D London sets out reopening strategy

By James McAllister

High-end restaurant group D&D London has announced it will be reopening 17 of its UK locations early next month, pending the lifting of Government restrictions.

Pret trials click and collect service Deliveroo Coronavirus

Pret trials click and collect

By James McAllister

Pret A Manger is to trial a click and collect service for the first time across five of its reopened London stores, with evening delivery options also on the cards.

Hiscox faces £40m arbitration claim from Coronavirus business interruption insurance policyholders

Hiscox faces £40m arbitration claim

By James McAllister

Law firm Mischon de Reya has formally commenced its arbitration claim against the insurer Hiscox for non-payment of business interruption insurance.

Photo credit: Jack Lewis Williams

Flash-grilled: Mark Wogan

By James McAllister

Working with his brother Alan, Mark Wogan runs pizza-by-the-slice group Homeslice, which as well as recently reopening for delivery, has also launched a take and bake service across the capital.

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